Coin France 20 Francs Turin - 1933 Silver Short Branches Variety

This coin is a 20 Francs coin, minted in France in 1933. It is made of silver. Its weight is 20 grams and its diameter is 35 millimeters.

This coin is of the Turin type. The specific variety is characterized by short branches. The term "Turin" refers to the general engraver of coins, Pierre Turin, who designed this coin. 

The obverse of the coin features an allegorical female figure, representing the French Republic. This figure is wearing a Phrygian cap and surrounded by a legend. The legend indicates the name of the issuing country, "REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE". The engraver's signature, "TURIN", is generally visible at the base of the figure.

The reverse of the coin displays the face value, "20 FRANCS", as well as the year of issue, "1933". These elements are surrounded by plant motifs, in this case branches. The peculiarity of this variety lies in the short length of these branches. It should be noted that precise identification of this variety requires careful examination of the details of the branches.